11 species
I've seen dead ones on the roads in SW On but never a live one.
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11 species
I've seen dead ones on the roads in SW On but never a live one.
Seen lots of Fisher in Eastern Ontario .
Badgers? What badgers? We don't need no stinkin' badgers?
Holy Grail !
LOL!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by old outdoorsman
UHF, RAULS kingdom!!
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I need a copy of that movie!!!
On my girlfriends farm there was a mating pair 5 years ago there, got a tons of trail cam pics and any night in the summer we would watch them, 2 years ago one of there kits got hit by a car, I had it in my hands it was a friday the 13 and a buddy of mine in walshingham( just outside long point) also seen one dead and sent me a picture of it the same day 70 km away. The mating pair had 3 kits just outside of waterford when the cams were on them.
Think with how rare they are, they are always seen, cougars, Ive yet to see a wild one dead in ontario, road kill or shot, Seen 2 captive ones shot that got away from zoo or pets though.
This is an interesting topic.
Anyone have any images of a badger on cams?
Any sightings or prints?
Local researchers were tracking a radio-collared one in my neighbourhood, but it got hit by a car last year. I put a trail cam on a den that was on my property for a while, but didn't get any images of badgers.
They are native to the extreme tip of SW Ontario where there used to be/still is a short grass prairie ecosystem. Never been there but it's on the bucket list. Cacti native there as well.
I have herd there is a few in Komoka provincial park.